"We’re inviting as many supporters as possible to come down and get behind the Spitfires, with tickets available for just £3 per person* across all age groups. This offer applies to both home and away supporters." *

*Statement taken from Eastleigh's Social Media Channels

Whether on your First Away Day as a Saint or a long term journeyman, for such a brilliant occasion, this offer is one not to miss!**

**Supporters are reminded that tickets must be purchased in advance, with prices returning to normal on Matchday.

STADIUM INFO
Eastleigh Football Club
The Silverlake Stadium
Stoneham Lane
Eastleigh
Hampshire
SO50 9HT

CAR PARKING
Supporters wishing to park at the Silverlake Stadium on a match-by-match basis can park in our Lower Hardmoor car park which is in the field behind the south stand and accessible via the road next to the motorway bridge entrance on Stoneham Lane. Parking spaces are available at £10 per space and supporters can purchase by card or cash on the day on a first come, first served basis.

After the match the car park will be closed for 10 minutes after the fixture for supporters on foot to leave the car park. In order to avoid undue congestion, all cars are to turn left when exiting the car parks.

MATCH PREVIEW:
Last time out, the Saints would taste victory on the opening day of the National League. Courtesy of a Shane Byrne penalty, St James Park would go into bedlam on its National League Debut.

The Spitfires have had a mixed season, having only won 3 games across September, October and November. They have gone unbeaten in 5, winning three, whilst drawing both their festive fixtures one a piece.

Gavin Cowan’s men will look to make it three league wins on the bounce, further severing the gap between Brackley and the relegation zone.

Both teams play Izuzu FA trophy fixtures this weekend, against Southport and Walton & Hersham respectively.

Key Players
Recruited in the summer, Aaron Blair leads the Spitfire’s line. With 9 goals in 16 starts, Blair has been on hot form, scoring in 3 out of his last 4 games. Quick on the ball and deadly with his feet, the 25-year-old has scored everywhere he’s been and will be a handful for the Saints defence.

Also joining from Maidstone in the summer was Temi Eweka, the right sided defender has played the most minutes for Eastleigh this season and will do everything he can to prevent the Saint's Forwards to get a chance at goal.

The Man in Charge:
Scott Bartlett has been at the Eastleigh helm since late September 2025. Joining after a phenomenal start at Weston Super Mare, however, it hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows for Bartlett in Hampshire. Despite a rocky start, he has turned a corner at Ten Acres, with an unbeaten end to 2025 and a dominant performance at Boston.

Bartlett would lead Weston Super Mare to the National League South in 2023 and prior to his departure the seagulls would be sat in 2nd place.

Safe travels to all Saints fans making the trip to Eastleigh.